The Larkins and the Finnegans live across the street from one another in Rochester, NY. It is 1977 and the parents socialize together and the children grow up together, but
Fein has created a fascinating trio of narratives all centered around an encoded sixteenth-century manuscript. The story bounces back and forth from Lysbette Angiers, who created the manuscript; Charlotte Guillard,
Martin climbs out of his bedroom window to run away. His parents scream at each other every night. He’s packed a backpack. He’s one hill from being gone for good.
Joel R. Dennstedt’s I, Robot Tessa stands out not because it asks whether a robot can think, but because it imagines how a robot might experience thought from the inside.
Disconnected: A Surgeon’s Search for Healing in a Broken System by Dr. Lily Johnston is the kind of memoir you press into a friend’s hands and say, “read this before
This new book brings to mind producer Julia Phillips, who spilled the tea on movie-making in a tell-all book. Also, there is Aldous Huxley’s AFTER MANY A SUMMER DIES THE
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